Towards Individual Profile Analysis for Obesity Treatment: Motivational Factors

Granlund, Brittmarie; Sojka, Peter; Johansson, Håkan

doi:10.1080/16506078809455812

Scandinavian Journal of Behaviour Therapy

1988

DOI: 10.1080/16506078809455812

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Towards Individual Profile Analysis for Obesity Treatment: Motivational Factors

Brittmarie Granlund

Peter Sojka

Håkan Johansson

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“…Harrison & Liska, 1994;Kleinginna & Kleinginna, 198 1 ;Klinger, Barta, & Maxeiner, 1981;Miller, 1985;Roberts, 1992). Therefore, to achieve a more complete understanding of motivation, it is necessary to deal with several different factors (Granlund, Sojka, & Johansson, 1988;Klinger et al, 1981;Roberts, 1992).…”

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Can Motivational Factors Predict Adherence to an Exercise Program for Subjects with Low Back Pain?

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Several components of motivation for exercise were investigated in a sample of 5 1 subjects who participated in a five-month exercise program designed for people with back pain. Assessment of motivation was made prior to the program using a self-report questionnaire. Tests were made of the motivational factors' ability to classify subjects as higher or lower adherers. A combination of age, perceived lack of time to exercise, expected consequences of not taking action to relieve the back pain, and adherence self-efficacy, resulted in a logistic regression model that correctly identified 96% of the higher adherers and 84% of the lower adherers after five months of participation. The present pilot study offers preliminary data on potentially influential motivational components. In addition, the results clearly support the notion that motivation is best viewed as a complex psychological construct, thus indicating that assessments of motivation should be multifactorial.

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Can Motivational Factors Predict Adherence to an Exercise Program for Subjects with Low Back Pain?

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Brulin²,

Johansson³

et al. 1998

Scandinavian Journal of Behaviour Therapy

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Towards Individual Profile Analysis for Obesity Treatment: Multivariate Analysis of Cognitive and Motivational Factors

Johansson

Granlund

Sojka

1990

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Exercise-related Cognitions: An Attempt to Identify Adherers and Dropouts from an Exercise Programme for People with Back Pain

Granlund

Johansson

Sojka

1994

Scandinavian Journal of Behaviour Therapy

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Towards Individual Profile Analysis for Obesity Treatment: Motivational Factors

Cited by 3 publications

References 26 publications

Can Motivational Factors Predict Adherence to an Exercise Program for Subjects with Low Back Pain?

Can Motivational Factors Predict Adherence to an Exercise Program for Subjects with Low Back Pain?

Towards Individual Profile Analysis for Obesity Treatment: Multivariate Analysis of Cognitive and Motivational Factors

Exercise-related Cognitions: An Attempt to Identify Adherers and Dropouts from an Exercise Programme for People with Back Pain

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